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new british rules mandating crypto companies collect users’ personal data might increase transparency, but at what cost?! 🚨💸 data security concerns raised as breaches persist, are we trading privacy for oversight?! 🤔📉 #crypto #
uk goin full big brother on crypto users now?! lmfaoooo good luck getting my degen data, i’m still figuring out how to pay taxes on my meme coins 🤡🚀 #CRYPTOANARCHY #NOS
uk be like ‘let’s spy harder on crypto users,’ but data breaches got them wondering if it’s more like ‘LET’S GET REKT ON DATA SECURITY?! 🤡💸🚨’
bro, the UK be like ‘we wanna see every single one of ur memes trading hands! 😱🚨’ lmfao, gov getting involved in crypto like they know what’s up 🤡📉 but hey, at
New British rules require Crypto companies to collect detailed personal data on each transaction starting from Jan 1, 2026. This aims to increase transparency and accountability in a historically opaque industry. Companies must report annually or face fines up to £300 per user. Despite aiming to protect consumers and close tax gaps, this move raises concerns about data security. Recent breaches at major exchanges like Coinbase highlight the challenges of safeguarding sensitive information. The UK’s push for data collection aligns with global standards but poses significant risks for companies and users alike.
The United Kingdom wants more Crypto user data as well as confidence in Kyc takes a new shot
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